A Grateful Dead coffee shop on its very first day, an amputee nomad living in a $3,000 Honda Element, a dog priced at $175,000, and a camp about to be told to move on.

A month in the San Juans, a trip to Red Rocks, and a wildfire. The full recap on Substack now.

Fixing a bike tire, Wilson Peak's beer-can fame, and what makes a video worth watching. The speakers finally move into the yurt.

The Meta glasses finally unboxed: first impression super dorky, portrait-only recording, but the audio is excellent.

The algorithm is just the latest costume. On the pressure that never gives a command, the correction that always finds its way home, and what continuity actually means.

On the two kinds of people you already know, and the singular pattern that explains the gap between them. It's not discipline. It's something simpler and harder to name.

Three essays on the gap between what the label implies and what's actually happening inside your body. Gum. Seed oils. Private equity. Systems that were never designed with you in mind.